Sara Morgulis is an award-winning theatremaker, educator, and nonprofit leader. She serves as the Executive Director of TYA/USA, where she is envisioning a more equitable and sustainable future for our industry. She is a current Adjunct Faculty Member for the M.F.A Performing Arts Management Program at Brooklyn College and the M.A. in Educational Theatre Program at City College of New York, and serves as the Disability Services and Accessibility Consultant at CUNY’s MA in Applied Theatre program, where she received her Master’s degree. Sara previously served as the Director of Education at New York City Children’s Theater, and the Director of Programs at Actionplay, an organization dedicated to providing autistic, neurodivergent, and disabled teens and young adults with equal access to the theatremaking process. Sara has served on panels and presented workshops at many conferences, including the American Alliance for Theatre and Education Conference, the Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability Conference, NYU Forum on Educational Theater, ARTWORKS Arts in Education Conference, and the NYC Arts in Education Roundtable Face to Face Conference. Sara was the Associate Artistic Producer of the 2019 UP CLOSE Festival and is a freelance TYA producer and director. In collaboration with The Kennedy Center’s David Kilpatrick, she devised New York City Children’s Theater’s first show for the very young, Please Bring Balloons. Her arts education work extends to CO/LAB Theater Group, Creative Arts Team, Miracle Project New York, Asolo Repertory Theatre, Syracuse Stage, and People’s Light. She previously served on the Museum, Arts and Culture Access Consortium Steering Committee and is a current Board Member of the NYC Arts in Education Roundtable. www.saramorgulis.com